The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-24
Items from the Courts.

FINED FOR DESERVING HIS WIFE.
The trial of Joseph Emerich, of Wayne town
ship, for wife desertion, concluded in
Squire Smock's court yesterday morning. and
the young man was found guilty and fined $40
and costs. He paid the bill. and will return to
his wife and child.
APPLICATION FOR AN INJUNCTION.
The water works company have filed in
junction suit against the Excelsior Manufacture
ing Company to prevent them from putting in a
Leffell wheel at their manufactory, and utiliz-
ing the company's water contrary to contract
evening. and temporary restraining order was
granted. The case is set for final hearing to-
morrow afternoon.
HER HUSBAND is A CONVICT.
Mary F. Ashley has filed petition asking to
be divorced from her husband, John j. Ashley,
to whom she was married in Ohio. in 1871. Two
years ago ne pleaded guilty to burglary here
and was sentenced TO the penitentiary for three
years. She says he will soon be released and
: she does not desire to live with him again.
MORE OF THE sALooN-KEEPERs PLEAD GUILTY.
So far none of the saloon keepers Indicted by
the recent grand jury have given notice that
they will stand trial Yesterday Michael Calm,
Leo heager ana James " Snea, appeared before
Judge Irwin and pleaded guilty Reager was
fined S25 and costs in two cases. and Calm and
Shea go and costs each in one case.
CONDUCTORS TRIAL FOR ASSAULT.
Conductor Elias Stevenson, of the l., 3. &
w. railroad, was arrested yesterday morning on
. warrant sworn out by Jerry Collins
Michael ONeii, charging him with assault and
battery with intent to kill The charge grew
out of the trouble that occurred on his train last
Sunday night, when he put ONeil off the train,
after having fight with him. The preliminary
examination was held before acting Mayor Fei-
bleman yesterday afternoon. There were about
twenty-five witnesses to the affair, and they
nearly all testified that the three men. George B.
Teller, Jerry Collins and Michael O'Neil
fused to pay their fare and were asked to get off
several times, while the train was not running
more than four miles per hour. When the train
stopped at the Belt crossing the conductor again
requested them to get off. and when they refused
he ATTEMPTED to put them of: There was fight
between him and O'Nuil and the latter hit
in the eye. The Mayor took the case under ad-
vsement until Monday. Judge Woods has
duced the bail OF the three men who have been
arrested in the United States Court for interfer-
ing with the train, from $500 to $500 O'Neil
is the only one that has succeeded in furnishing
bail.
Services the Churches To-Day.
Edwin Henderson. a mechanic, will address
tho Park gospel temperance meeting this after
The woman's Missionary Society will conduct
tho services at Olive-street Presby terrain Church
this evening.
Rev. E. e. Barnard will preach at Mayflower
Church this morning on the subject: The Para
BILE of the Talents"
Rev. w. c. Covert will preach at the Sew enth
Presbyterian Church this morning, and Rev. r.
V. Hunter this evening.
There will be services at the Central Chris
tian Church this evening, but Rev. E. j. Gantz
will preach this morning
Rev. r. v. Hunter will preach at the First
Presbyterian Church this morning. There will
be no services this evening.
Rev. Manly w. Tabor of Terre Haute,
will preach at the Universast Church, Room
IL, When Block. this morning
Otis A. Smith will conduct the services at
Fourth Presbyterian Church to-day, in the alb
sence of the pastor. Rev. G. l.. McNutt.
Ready" will be the Rev. G.. G. Mitchelps sub
ject at the Fifth Presbyterian Church this morn
ing In the evening chiidren's services will be
conducted.
The order of services for the camp-meeting at
Bruce grove to-day is as follows: Praise meet
ing from to 1890 A. NJ, conducted by Rev. II.
H. Thompson. Preaching at ii A. NJ. by Rev.
Lynch, city. Sabbath school meeting at p.
NJ. Preaching At p NJ, by Rev. Mckinley, Of
the p. d. Church. followed by Rev. Robinson,
city Praise and song service from $50 to 7:30
p NJ. conducted by Rev. FL. FL. Thompson.
Preaching at P. N. by Rev. J. W. Gazaway. Of
Springfield, O.. formerly Of the North Ohio
Conference.